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Worksheetsface2face Intermediate Progress Test 6
Total questions: 49
Worksheet time: 51mins
I love (a) nothing at the weekend.
Don’t (a) a noise. The baby’s asleep.
Gary’s very good at (a) excuses.
My father usually (a) the washing-up.
George, can you (a) me a favour?
I couldn’t (a) up my mind what to do.
I think you’re (a) progress this year.
Have you (a) your homework yet?
Maria always (a) me laugh.
I (a) dinner for my family last Sunday.
I’ll see you ____ I get back.
after
unless
until
if
I think he’ll leave his job ____ his boss gives him a pay rise.
after
unless
as soon as
if
He’s going to buy a new car he gets ____ his first month’s salary.
until
unless
as soon as
if
I’ll go to the party with you ____ you come and pick me up.
after
unless
as soon as
if
Take a sandwich ____ you get hungry.
after
unless
in case
if
I’ll stay here ____ I know that he’s OK.
until
before
in case
after
I’m sure Frances will come to say goodbye ____ she leaves the country.
until
before
in case
after
Fill in the gap with the correct reflexive pronoun.
EXAMPLE: My father likes to repair his car himself.
She often goes away on holiday by (a) .
Fill in the gap with the correct reflexive pronoun.
We really enjoyed (a) at the festival.
Fill in the gap with the correct reflexive pronoun.
My parents look after the garden (a) .
Fill in the gap with the correct reflexive pronoun.
I often make my children’s clothes (a) .
Fill in the gap with the correct reflexive pronoun.
Are you going to Thailand by (a) ?
Fill in the gap with the correct reflexive pronoun.
Please wash the car. It can’t wash (a) !
Fill in the gap with the correct reflexive pronoun.
We really know how to enjoy (a) .
He (a) it today if he (b) time.
If we (a) now, (b) the plane.
We (a) get a flight unless we (b) it soon.
I (a) up the house this afternoon if you (b) the shopping.
If people (a) enough exercise, they (b) on weight.
I’ve nearly finished. I (a) you as soon as I (b) ready.
If you (a) a relaxing holiday, (b) to a big city.
I (a) some sun cream with me tomorrow in case it (b) very sunny.
If you (a) what to do, you (b) a colleague.
(a) you help me if I (b) you lunch tomorrow?
They (a) to London unless Bob (b) a job.
Choose the word with a SIMILAR meaning:
How do you choose your lottery numbers?
brilliant
pick
fortunate
sure
I often talk to my neighbours.
chat
acting
glad
huge
Choose the word with a SIMILAR meaning:
He thought the film was wonderful.
brilliant
pick
fortunate
sure
Why are you looking so worried ?
pleasant
concerned
scared
satisfied
Choose the word with a SIMILAR meaning:
I’m very lucky to work here.
brilliant
pick
fortunate
sure
Choose the word with a SIMILAR meaning:
Are you certain it was him?
brilliant
pick
fortunate
sure
Staying at home on Friday night makes a nice change.
pleasant
concerned
scared
satisfied
That house is absolutely enormous .
chat
acting
glad
huge
I’m quite content with my life at the moment.
pleasant
concerned
scared
satisfied
I’m very pleased to be here.
chat
acting
glad
huge
Didn’t you think he was behaving a bit strangely?
chat
acting
glad
huge
My aunt is frightened of spiders.
pleasant
concerned
scared
satisfied
Match the OPPOSITES
exclude
include
cowardly
brave
decrease
increase
hideous
gorgeous
pessimistic
optimistic
Match the following
mild
spicy
dissatisfied
satisfied
cramped
spacious
disgusting
delicious
horrified
delighted
